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Center 16 is a brand-new commercial retail development in Calgary offering seven (7) retail units for lease at 1805 20 Street NE, Calgary, AB T2E. Positioned in Northeast Calgary with direct connectivity to major routes, this site is designed to attract both daily local traffic and shoppers traveling across the metro area.
A major highlight of Center 16 is the end unit approved for a drive-through, creating a strong opportunity for quick-service concepts and high-velocity retail that benefits from convenience access and visibility.
High-Exposure Location in NE Calgary
Center 16 is located beside one of Calgary’s busiest intersections, with approximately 85,000 vehicles per day passing the site. For operators, this type of traffic count supports strong brand visibility, frequent impulse visits, and long-term customer acquisition.
The property also offers excellent mobility for customers and staff, including:
1 minute to Deerfoot Trail or Barlow Trail
Direct proximity to the BRT network
Established commercial area surrounded by hundreds of businesses and homes
Centrally located between four operating hotels, supporting visitor-driven demand and consistent daily footfall
Project Summary (For Lease)
Center 16 is a 10,000 sq ft new-build development with a clean, modern retail format and flexible unit mix designed for a broad range of tenants. The property is zoned C-COR3, supporting many retail and service-based business uses (tenant to confirm permitted use for their specific concept).
Ideal Uses
With strong exposure, transit connectivity, and an approved drive-through end unit, Center 16 is well-suited for:
Coffee and quick-service food concepts
Fast casual restaurants and takeout brands
Medical, dental, and health services
Financial services and professional offices
Convenience retail and personal services
Tenant concepts benefiting from hotel adjacency and commuter traffic
Why Center 16 Stands Out
If you’re looking for new retail space for lease in NE Calgary, Center 16 checks the boxes that matter most: traffic volume, accessibility, transit connectivity, established surrounding density, and modern construction. Developments like this can be hard to replace once fully leased—especially when a drive-through approval is already in place.
